Cut waste
We compare media spend, orders and margins to find campaigns and offers that cost more than they deliver.


Growth based on profit
the science behind the fastest-growing brands
How it works
We use media, order and margin data to decide where to invest and what to test.
We compare media spend, orders and margins to find campaigns and offers that cost more than they deliver.
We identify which channels, ads and offers can attract more customers at a cost the business can sustain.
We test hypotheses and measure the effect on new customers, acquisition cost and margin before deciding what to scale.
Your team gets a plan with priorities, owners and metrics to put decisions into practice and track results.
Cases
Nuture and Mais Mu looked past their ad numbers to decide how to grow. Nuture spent less per new customer. Mais Mu relied less on paid ads and found ways to sell up to twice as much.
In just three months, Nuture cut CAC by 47% and grew its new customer count by 64%.
Mais Mu shifted part of its media budget to fund three days of free shipping. The question was how much it would cost to win new customers with that offer.
Use your own numbers to simulate discounts, media spend and customer acquisition goals before the campaign.
Tell us what’s holding you back and we’ll figure out the next step together.
nowle’s method for deciding where to invest in customer acquisition. It compares media, pricing, coupons, shipping and gifts, and measures cost per new customer and margin.
ROAS compares the revenue attributed to ads with media spend. To decide whether to scale an initiative, we look at how many new customers came in, what it cost to win them and how much margin they generated. When repeat purchases matter, we track margin over time to estimate when the investment pays back.
The first conversation starts with a decision you need to make, such as where to cut waste or how much to invest to win more customers. Using the data available, we identify opportunities and build a plan with your team covering what to test first, who does what and how to measure the result.